Tabernacle Choir through the years
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Like a ribbon winding through the years, the Museum of Church History and Art's exhibit "Music and the Spoken Word — Celebrating 75 Years of Mormon Tabernacle Choir Radio Broadcasts" binds together musical memories from the past.
Over the years, the choir has risen to the legend of "America's Choir," performing at presidential inaugurations and the most important of functions, such as the 2002 Winter Games. Attending these functions are the leaders of nations and devoted listeners who, alike, have enjoyed the choir for much of their lives.
The exhibit captures the singular momentum of the past and hints that the ever-moving ribbon of time will sometime in the distant future find another choir exhibit documenting yet grander distinction, and yet myriad more listeners.
